JOLT β‘οΈ
Following the epic home moving endeavour π‘
I'm still living in between cardboard box skyscrapers π¦
But one win is that they finished installing the kitchen a couple of days ago π¨π»βπ³
Meaning, I can stop living off takeaways π
And that rectangle shape on the countertop is the new #sales book which I purchased a few weeks back π
From the legends that are Matt Dixon and Ted McKenna (congrats gents on yet another exceptional piece!) ππΌ
The #JOLT Effect β‘οΈ
In amongst all the hectic moving, i have found time to finish the first few chapters and I'm mind blown π€―
By analysing 2.5 million sales conversations they have found some very interesting observations π΅π»ββοΈ
So far I have learned that FOMO (fear of missing out) is not as much of a biggie as FOMU (fear of messing up) π©
That the biggest driver of losses is not the status quo, but rather indecision π€·π»ββοΈ
And in order to overcome this, top performers:
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Judge the indecision
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Offer their recommendation
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Limit the exploration
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Take risk off the table
When you didn't think it can get better than Challenger - IT CANβοΈ
So many practical tips and really look forward to reading through the rest of it and can already highly recommend it too π€
If you want to know how customer inaction looks like, take a look at that mini beast also on the countertop π±
Judging from the look on her face, I'm not sure who is more mesmerised by the book, me or her π€£
As a recommendation, I think it's time to take the risk off the table and give her some breakfast to jolt her back into action π²
Not too sure if I know how to limit her exploration though...